The Buttermilk Pie Podcast

In this season opener, I'm sharing the story behind the name The Buttermilk Pie Podcast and the heart behind this new season-encouraging women in the Lord through simple, honest truths. I’m sharing my plans for February, the themes we’ll walk through each week, and a re‑introduction to my “why” — encouraging women in the Lord.I talk about the first time I ever made a buttermilk pie, even though I hated buttermilk and was sure it would taste terrible. But curiosity (and the joy I saw in others) nudged me to try it. To my surprise, it was the easiest recipe I’d ever made… and absolutely delicious. That little pie became a picture of the Gospel for me: we often assume the things of the Lord are too hard, too sour, or too full of rules — until we finally “taste and see” that He is good. Salvation is simple, sweet, and far better than we expect.I also share a personal piece of my story: the traumatic birth of my son, and how the Lord gave me Romans 8:28 in the middle of it. He took the good, the bad, the sweet, and the sour, placed them in the heat of trial, and brought something beautiful out of it — something only He could do.If you’re new here, this episode is the perfect place to start. Pull up a chair, pour a cup of coffee, and let’s talk about the God who works all things together for good.If this episode encourages you, share it with a friend or leave a quick rating — it helps more women find the show.

This episode of Extra Ordinary uses the everyday blender as a picture of how God works in our lives — loud seasons, messy seasons, broken‑down seasons, and all. Through Romans 8:28 and stories from Joseph, Esther, and Job, we talk about how the Lord blends every ingredient — even the bitter ones — into His good purpose.If you’ve ever felt like your life was “in the blender,” this conversation will encourage you to trust the Cook, even when you can’t see the recipe.I’ve also included a printable resource page of verses you can turn to whenever life feels a little “in the blender.”Find it here and enter $0 and click "I want this!" to claim it for free!

Listen as we talk about how something as ordinary as a pencil can remind us to be in the center of God's Will.

We all have coffee mugs we use for display or decoration. Let's look at how we can be reminded of II Timothy 2:19-21 and learn about beinh sanctified for the Masters use. KJV Scripture used. Subscribe so you won't miss an episode! Comment or email if you enjoy the podcast and let me know if you have any suggestions for episodes or questions about Bible study that you'd like me to address.

In this season, we'll look at some ordinary objects- like aprons, mugs, pencils, etc...- and how they can be reminders of spiritual lessons! In this episode, we look at clothing ourselves in humility from I Peter 5:5 and how the apron is the perfect analogy for it. Grab your Bible, share with a friend and listen in! Subscribe so you won't miss an episode in this season!

Listen as we continue our study of Nehemiah 3 and look at the gate Miphkad. We'll see how symbolic it is of the judgment seat of Christ, and how we will give account for our service and stewardship to receive Heavenly rewards (or not). Be sure to listen to all episodes of this series- this is the last one!

Listen as we discuss the East Gate of Old Jerusalem mentioned in Nehemiah 3:29 and how it signifies how we should be watching and waiting for the Lord's return.

Listen in as we study the Horse Gate and how horses represented a nation's strength and were dispatched for battle in times of war. This is Gate #8 of Jerusalem from Nehemiah 3. Don't forget to listen to the previous episodes of this season and share with your friends!

Listen in as we discuss the Water Gate in Nehemiah 3:26 and how it did not need repaired just as the Word of God doesnt need to be "repaired" or changed in our day. We also discuss Ezra proclaiming the Word of God to the people and how God's Word should be preached in our day. Rate our show and share with a friend who enjoys studying her Bible too!

Listen in as we discuss the Gate of the Fountain from Nehemiah 3 and how it relates to how we should walk in the Spirit and let the Lord have the reign over our lives.

Listen in for this week's piece of the pie, albeit one that we don't want to take a bite of, the dung gate. Continuing our study of the gates of Jerusalem through Nehemiah 3, we discuss how the dung gate represents the necessity of dealing with sin- repentance and turning away from sin. Be sure to listen to the previous 4 episodes and subscribe to catch future ones!

Listen in to this week's piece of the pie- the valley gate of grace and humility from Nehemiah 3:13. Be encouraged to endure trials and temptations by humbling yourself to God's will for your life and letting His grace carry you through to the end.

This week's piece of the pie is the old gate from Nehemiah 3:6. Listen in on how our doctrine and our discipline effect our walk with the Lord. As Believers, we should grow in the Lord and have a "good conversation", or behavior, as unto the Lord.

Join in today to hear about this week's piece of the pie- the fish gate from Nehemiah 3:3. Listen to how we are called to be fishers of men and how we all have a "mission field" to serve on.

Join us for this week's piece of the pie- the Sheep Gate from Nehemiah 3:1-2. Listen to how this one place weaves together scripture, from Genesis to Revelation, telling of God's "Great Restoration Plan".

In this episode of the Buttermilk Pie Podcast, we dive into the most popular topic suggested by you all: How to get started with Bible reading. Whether you're new to the Bible or looking to build a consistent habit, this episode covers it all. I’ll share why Bible reading is so important and how it can transform your life, along with practical tips to help you start your journey. Plus, I'll introduce some free resources that will help guide you along the way, including Bible plans, trackers, and the “Psalms in 30 days” plan mentioned in the episode. All resources are available for free on my page—check it out at beacons.ai/buttermilkpie!

Last year, I had the privilege to speak at a few ladies' meetings and I wanted to revisit those topics and share them here with you all. Listen in and follow me on Instagram! @mrs.edwards.plans

Kicking off 2025 with a simple encouraging episode inspired by the birds singing during the chaos following Hurricane Helene in WNC. Read along with me in Psalm 104 and Psalm 143. All verses read are KJV.

Sometimes there are huge lessons from little things that the Lord made analogies from in His Word. There are 4 little things in Proverbs 30 that are exceeding wise, and this coney is probably the most interesting. Listen in to hear several lessons we can learn from the conies in how we should live our Christian lives. Follow me on Instagram for more Bible study tips, plans and encouragement: https://www.instagram.com/mrs.edwards.plans/

Listen in for this week's piece of the pie: Meditating day and night from Psalm 1:2 and Joshua 1:8. Be encouraged to devote time to prayer and study daily so that you'll be able to give a reason of the hope that is in you. All scriptures used are KJV.